COMMENT BY MR CHRIS HOBBS, AN EX- BRITISH POLICE OFFICER ABOUT “BE A BEACON OF HOPE IN THE WORLD: A MESSAGE TO YOUNG BRITAIN": 

“I think your book is excellent. In an ideal world, that book should be given to every head-teacher in the country. If I were a head I'd pick three messages every week and display them prominently, say in the entrance and /or assembly hall so every pupil could see them.  

Congratulations

Chris” 

Our planet is warming very fast

With grave consequences

Wreaking havoc of unimaginable proportions.

The wild is in a fit of convulsion

And the rainforests are vanishing fast with frightening rapidity

Pushing species of wild flora and fauna to the brink of extinction.

In confusion, some are running round the globe aimlessly

As our earth in permanent chaos is about to burst into flames.

How come everyone

Has suddenly turned into a volcano

Erupting at the slightest touch,

Barking at one another on the tube

Like the Alsatian bulldog

And behaving like a cat and a dog?

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“I Pray Heaven to Bestow The Best of Blessing on THIS HOUSE, and on All that shall hereafter Inhabit it. May none but Honest and Wise Men ever rule under This Roof!”

  • John Adams
Thursday, 07 July 2022 17:47

Mr. Big Mac and his Chicken Nuggets

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By Husam Dughman

The recent release of the movie Elvis has generated yet again numerous discussions about that singer, his songs, and the contributions he made to the world of popular music. Given that the film focuses not only on Elvis’s career but also on his interaction with black Americans and their music, people seem once again to split up into two broad groups, with diametrically opposite views: The first consists of people who praise Elvis and acknowledge his contribution to helping black music and, by extension, black people become gradually accepted by members of a white society that up until that point had been hostile to- or at best uninterested in- their black fellow Americans. The other group is made up of people who criticize Elvis for “stealing” black music and presenting it as his own. Those critics claim that due to racism and the resulting state of segregation and oppression imposed on black Americans by white Americans at that time, black singers were not given the chance to succeed, and that- so the argument goes- provided a great opportunity for Elvis to “appropriate” black music. Some of those have gone so far as to accuse Elvis of racism. More recently, in the song Fight The Power, Public Enemy says of Elvis, “Straight up racist that sucker was, simple and plain”. So, was Elvis really a racist? And did he steal black music?

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NIGERIA: A COUNTRY POLLUTED WITH BLOOD

PREFACTORY STATEMENT

Excellency, ….” security gives way to conspiracy.”

 

IGP Usman Alkali Baba. In all honesty, in the fight against terror in Nigeria, if Baba and his team are equipped to international standards, they can rid the nation and all West Africa of Islamist terrorists in a jiffy. The nation has tried all else and failed, she must now therefore, swallow up her gargantuan pride and invite the USA, UK, France, Israel, Canada, Australia and all ECOWAS to help her in this now protracted war on terror so as to rid our nation of the children of blood and merchants of death. Thus far, all the nation's good-for-nothing security chiefs have been doing in the last 7 (+) years is to compete for who sits on the right hand side of the C-in-C, stealing money meant for fighting terror and other crimes in our Nigeria, whilst leaning their heads on his shoulder to kiss him and be fragranced by him!

And in the fight against terror and other crimes in our Nigeria, six things are wrong, viz:

INTELIGENCE, INTELLIGENCE, INTELLIGENCE 

BORDER POROSITY, BORDER POROSITY, BORDER POROSITY!

 

SERIES 2

 

THE SERIALIZATION OF THE CRIMEBUSTER

As promised, we have as our patriotic response to the ever-worsening security situation in Nigeria, ECOWAS, Africa and in the world started the serialization of my new book “The Crimebuster: A Handbook of Policing” still in manuscript for the global policing, security, and defence community, particularly the Nigerian security agencies.

In the book the author has brought to bear his 17 years of extensive experience in international security, hoping it would help to enrich and arm the global security community with the most effective way of policing, especially in multi-cultural, multi-lingual, and multi-racial polities.

It is thus expected that all the Security Chiefs in Nigeria, and those in the nations, including their officers in the frontline would avail themselves the opportunities this vision/project offers in the enrichment of effective and strategic policing skills in the frontline and in the expansion of the policing knowledge frontiers, offering as it were, useful insight into the root causes of crimes in tandem with economies on the wheels in the nations of the world, particularly in Nigeria, and by extension, Africa, Asia, Europe and in the Americas.

Prof Frances Marie Corner (née Agnew), Warden, Goldsmiths, University of London.

Screen shot of Monalisa Chukwuma’s “Portrait of an Unknown Woman”.

 

Ms Miranda Baldwin, Headteacher of St. Matthew Academy.

 

When I got an invite recently from my sister and friend, Ms Monalisa Chukwuma, a Doctoral research student at Goldsmiths, University of London to attend the screening of her great film entitled: Portrait of an Unknown Woman, little did I know that I would be pleasantly surprised to find the ubiquitous presence of young people moving up and down on its campus at Lewisham, London, England, United Kingdom.

On seeing the pervasive presence of the students of St. Matthew Academy, Lewisham, after having been directed by a gentle man to the main building of the university, I became confused and began to ask myself if I was in the right place as that day, the 12th of June was indeed, my first time of visiting the campus of Goldsmiths, University of London.

As I made my way from the Reception to the Curzon Cinema Hall, my confusion was the more evident at the sight of more students whom I was to learn later were students of St. Matthew Academy, Lewisham, England United Kingdom as I made my way thereto.

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Photo: JOHN ODEY ADUMA, taken at 12.35 UK Time on the 20th of June 2022. The front door of the second door at the Nigeria Low Commission, London, United Kingdom.

Nigeria High Dumpsite Commission (NHDC), London. A leg of a senior official who challenged the author whilst taking the picture (name withheld).

RUBBISH, RUBBISH, RUBBISH EVERYWHERE AND NO JANITOR TO COLLECT THEM!

In this day and age when viruses have taken over the global atmosphere, coming one after another to torment mankind, the senior official of the Nigeria Low Commission didn’t just bother as he carried on attending to his compatriots as if the rubbish he was standing by were objects of decorations or the solutions Nigeria needed to liberate herself from her present mess nor did he pause to think both himself and his compatriots could catch Covid or other dangerous viruses by standing so, so close to the rubbish.

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TOWARDS A GLOBAL MORAL REVOLUTION

“The Federal Government of Nigeria must ensure BE A BEACON OF HOPE IN THE WORLD…is in the hands of every Nigerian youngster in schools, colleges, academies and in the universities to address the prevailing zero morality amongst this generation of young people in Nigeria, some of whom are now into various crimes, terrorising the Nigerian people and the world.”

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Series: Why Not the Best?

In continuation of his discourse/treatise on Adumaean Arithmetic of Politics (AAP), JOHN ODEY ADUMA laments that when all the world was expecting Nigeria to showcase the best of the best of her political ‘products’ this time round – men and women of unimpeachable integrity, visionaries, dreamers, philosophers, reformers, purpose-driven with revolutionary ideas and ideologically inclined, altruistic men and women, men of truth and not of disinformation,  men and women with unalloyed patriotism, never known to have engaged in any form of unNigerian loyalty, men and women who are not lovers of money and of themselves nor given to acquisitiveness, bestial and unbridled dissipated lifestyle; all the world was again as in the past disappointed that at the ‘global exhibition’ of the nations best of the best, Nigeria’s best of the best ‘products’ showcased during that ‘international exhibition’ were Atiku Abubakar and Bola Ahmed Tinubu, two most crooked and rotten men in Nigeria, whose motto and slogan is: MONEY IS THE MEASURE OF VALUE -  both of them without character, without honour and integrity, whom in every respect, worms and vultures would be more highly rated than them in any integrity test/contest.

Our Aims

  • To expose all levels of corruption in Nigeria, especially official corruption and by so doing ensure probity and accountability in every sphere of the Nigerian life.
  • To within the body politic stir up the spirit of nationalism amongst Nigerians aimed at pushing back the tides of ethnic chauvinism, tribal jingoism, religious bigotry, oligarchism, cronyism and nepotism.

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